microSD Card with SD Adapter for Dash Cams & Drones
Keep the footage you came for. This SanDisk microSD card records dash cam, drone and phone video without stopping mid-trip, and the SD adapter in the box fits full-size camera slots too. Speed markings are printed right on the label, so you know the class before you pay for it.
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Keep the footage you came for. This SanDisk microSD card records dash cam, drone and phone video without stopping mid-trip, and the SD adapter in the box fits full-size camera slots too. Speed markings are printed right on the label, so you know the class before you pay for it.
Reliable microSD storage for dash cams, drones and phones, with SD adapter compatibility
- Running out of storage for dash cam or drone footage
- Needing an SD adapter to fit full-size camera slots
- Slow cards that drop frames during recording
Keep every mile and flight recording
Dash cam and drone cards fill up or drop frames at the worst moment. This SanDisk microSD card, with an SD adapter in the box, gives you steady storage for the whole trip.
Speed ratings printed right on the card

Speed ratings you can read
Class 10, U1 and A1 are printed on the label. Class 10 and U1 point to steady writes for HD recording, and A1 covers apps that run from the card. The markings are there so you never have to guess which speed class you are holding.

Adapter included
The SD adapter comes in the package, so the same card fits a full-size SD slot on a DSLR or any camera that takes SD. You do not need a second accessory before the first shoot.

Capacity that fits your trips
Capacities run from 32GB to 256GB. A shorter commute loop needs less room than a week of drone flights in 4K, so pick the size that matches how much you record before you offload.
A microSD card plus the adapter you need
- microSDXC memory card×1
Class 10, U1 and A1 speed markings printed on the label
- SD adapter×1
Fits full-size SD camera slots
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Questions and answers
If your device has a microSD slot, the card goes in directly. The SD adapter is for full-size SD slots, like the one on a DSLR. Check your device manual for its slot type, then use the adapter only where it is needed.
Yes. Slide the card into the adapter until it sits flush, then insert the adapter into the full-size slot. Press evenly and keep it straight, since the plastic feels light in the hand.
Loop recording overwrites the oldest clips, so 64GB holds a shorter run before anything rolls over, and 128GB keeps more footage on the card for longer days. If you record in 4K or drive all day, go with 128GB. For a short commute, 64GB is plenty.
A rated SanDisk card costs more up front, and a dropped clip on a road trip is footage you cannot get back. The printed Class 10, U1 and A1 markings let you confirm the speed class before you buy, so you are not paying for a guess.
Class 10 is the minimum sequential write speed for HD video. U1 sets a minimum sustained write speed for continuous recording. A1 is the app performance class, which means apps run from the card with quicker load times.
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